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The hard throwing right-hander compiled
23 strikeouts in his two outings, increasing
his own school record with each one. As of
May 21, Herriman has 310 career Ks. He also
supplied an important solo home run in a 2-
1 conference victory over Harbor Springs.
Coby Herriman
ELLSWORTH
Steenwyk had a monster night against
Mackinaw City in a Northern Lakes softball
doubleheader. Kari finished with six hits; in-
cluding a double and a three-run homer, and
added 10 RBI to her effort.
Kari Steenwyk
By Chris Fiel
Bellaire Tournament
BELLAIRE The Red Devils
rolled past Bear Lake in the
opener and then defeated the
host Eagles in the final to cap-
ture the Bellaire Softball Invita-
tional on May 19.
In game one, winning pitcher,
Lissa Vincent tossed a two-hitter
against Bear Lake, fanning three
and walking one in the process
in the Red Devils 15-0 three in-
ning mercy victory. Bellaire
reached the final with
Emily Crick had two hits, in-
cluding a triple while Kara La-
Vanway added another triple to
lead East Jordan at the plate.
Maddie Cesaro, Lindsey Gra-
ham, Val Peters, McKenna
Steltzner and Vincent all added
one hit apiece.
Despite the sweltering heat,
our girls played great, East Jor-
dan coach Meg Kitson said. It
was great to win this invita-
tional.
In the title game, Tommie Out-
man allowed six hits, struck out
four and walked six in earning
the win for the Red Devils.
At the plate, Peters pounded
out two hits and a pair of RBI,
while Crick, Graham, and Allie
Sutton all singled. Graham also
added two RBI.
East Jordan 7-8,
Joburg 8-4
JOHANESBURG The Red
Devils couldnt quite put the Car-
dinals away in the opener, but
managed to do that in game two,
in coming away with a non-con-
ference softball split on May 21.
In game one, it took extra in-
nings to decide the winner, eight
to be exact, as the two teams bat-
tled to a 4-4 tie at the end of six
innings (regulation). With each
team adding a pair of runs in the
seventh, the Red Devils added an-
other in the top of the eighth to
go up 7-6, before Joburg pushed
two runs across in the bottom
half of the inning to claim a
hard fought 8-7 win.
Valerie Peter took the loss in
relief of starter Lissa Vincent.
Peters allowed three hits, while
walking one.
Peters paced the EJ offense
with three hits, while Lindsey
Graham singled twice and Vin-
cent, Emily Crick and Allie Sut-
ton all added hits. Crick, Graham
and Vincent all picked up RBIs.
Abby Schlicher gave up eight
hits, fanned six and walked six in
the Joburg victory.
Exciting game, we were ahead
and had our opportunities to win
but mistakes cost us a victory in
game one, EJ coach Meg Kitson
said. It was nice to get game two
for a split.
In the nightcap, sophomore
Tommie Outman went the dis-
tance for East Jordan, allowing
seven hits, striking out four and
walking two.
Maddie Searo had two hits, in-
cluding a double and two RBI to
lead East Jordan, while Crick
added two hits.
Also for the Red Devils, Kara
LaVanway and Peters both sin-
gled. Peters single gave her a 23
game hitting streak.
East Jordan stands at 17-13
overall with the split.
Lady Devils capture Bellaire tournament
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Boyne City JV Take 2nd in Kilwins Tourney
The Boyne City Ram-
bler JV softball team
took second place at the
Petoskey Kilwins Softball
Tournament this past
weekend. The Ramblers
advanced to the Champi-
onship game with a 7-6
victory over Cheboygan
before falling to Sault
Ste. Marie in the final 9-6.
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The East Jordan Softball team poses with the first place trophy from the Bellaire softball invitational.
By Chris Fiel
Ellsworth 16-16,
Mackinaw City 1-1
ELLSWORTH Kari
Steenwyk pounded out
three hits including a
three-run homer and
added seve n RBI in game
one, while Emily Veenstra
added three hits and four
RBI in game two as the
Lancers picked up a pair
of Northern Lakes Con-
ference victories on May
18.
With the win, Ellsworth
improved to 8-7 overall, 8-4
conference.
Ashley Drenth went the
distance in the circle, fan-
ning four, walking one
and allowing four hits for
the win.
At the plate, Kendra
Warner doubled, added
three singles and finished
with six RBI; Tara Essen-
berg and Jordyn Higbee
had two hits each; Drenth
and Elizabeth Sowers
each doubled; and Hannah
Heard and Whitney Heard
had one hit each.
In game two, Drenth
fanned two and only al-
lowed one hit for the win.
Steenwyk finished with
three hits, including a
double and three RBI,
Drenth added a pair of
doubled, Molly Vanderslik
doubled among her three
hits; Amamda Veenstra
had two hits, including a
triple. Higbee singled and
doubled; Heard singled
twice and Essember and
Crissa Karavas both sin-
gled.
Lancer Girls find offense
Ellsworth puts up big numbers against Mackinaw
City to improve to 8-4 in conference
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Wolverine 7-6,
Boyne Falls 9-7
BOYNE FALLS The
Loggers ended their
regular season on a
positive note by sweep-
ing the visiting Wild-
cats 9-7 and 7-6 in a
Northern Lakes Con-
ference doubleheader
on May 18.
In the opener, fresh-
man Andrew Stevens
went the distance on
the mound, striking
out six in picking up
the victory.
Seniors Forrest
Williams and Elliott
Clink led Boyne Falls
with two hits each, one
a double by Williams.
Stevens and Will
Miller also singled for
the Loggers.
In the nightcap,
Boyne Falls came from
a 6-5 deficit in the bot-
tom of the sixth (final)
inning, to earn a 7-6
victory.
Williams earned the
win, fanning six and
walking five.
At the plate,
Williams doubled
among his two hits to
lead the way, Stevens
singled twice and Tru-
man Crego added a
base hit.
The Loggers close
the regular season at 4-
13-1 overall, 4-5-1 con-
ference.
Ends regular season on high note
riGhT: Boyne Falls Tru-
man Crego prepares to
go down and get this
Wildcat offering. Crego
singled in the game two
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East Jordan 4-8,
Joburg 7-9
JOHANESBURG The
Red Devils and Cardinals
went back and forth in
both contests before
Joburg was able to finally
put East Jordan away in a
non conference baseball
matchup on May 21.
In the opener, EJ scored
in the first and second in-
nings and added a pair in
the fifth, but were unable
to hold off the Cardinals as
they scored in the opening
inning, added two in the
third and another four in
the bottom of the fifth for
the 7-4 win.
Jordan Harasewicz took
the loss, going five innings,
allowing seven runs (five
earned) on seven hits,
while fanning seven and
walking two.
Zak Shepard singled
twice to lead the Red Devils
at the plate. Skylar Gibson,
Austen Mellios, Aaron
Peck, Matt Bolser, Tim
Shutt and Harasewicz all
singled.
Peck finished with two
RBI, while Gibson, Mellios
and Bolser added one RBI
each.
This was a back and
forth game between two
good teams, they were very
aggressive on the bases
and took it to us, Red
Devil coach Al Stallard
said. I felt when we took
the lead in the fifth that we
were in good shape, but
JoBurg came back and
scored three runs after we
had two outs in their half
of the fifth. You have to
give them credit.
Game two saw the Cardi-
nals put up four runs in
the bottom of the first and
had to hold on as the Red
Devils came roaring back
in the fifth by scoring six
times. JoBurg added solo
runs in the bottom half of
the fifth and sixth for the
victory.
Bolser took the loss in re-
lief of starter Mellios.
Bolser worked 4 2/3 in-
nings, allowing four runs
(three earned) on four hits,
four walks and fanned six.
Harasewicz doubled with
an RBI to lead EJ, while
Bolser and Dustin Hejka
singled.
We had a good come-
back in this one, although
it was aided by several er-
rors, it was good to see us
keep fighting back, Stal-
lard noted. We just could-
nt hold on at the end.
East Jordan 2-9,
Mancelona 3-2
MANCELONA The Red
Devils took on one of the
top programs in the Ski
Valley Conference and
came away with a split by
winning game two of the
doubleheader on May 17.
Zak Shepard took the
loss in the opener, going
five innings, allowing three
runs on nine hits and strik-
ing out two.
Austen Mellios and John
Richards doubled to lead
the Red Devils at the plate.
Mellios picked up two RBI
on the hit.
In the nightcap, East Jor-
dan scored six times in the
top of the fourth to come
away with a 9-2 victory.
Matt Bolser earned the
win, going six innings, al-
lowing two runs (one
earned) on three hits, two
walks and striking out
seven.
Aaron Peck finished
with three hits and two
RBI to lead the Red Devils
at the plate. Skyler Gibson
and Bolser had two hits,
Jordan Harasewicz dou-
bled and Jacob Graham,
Shepard and Tim Schutt
all singled.
The bats finally came to
life in game two after being
shut down for the last cou-
ple of games, EJ coach All
Stallard said. Matt Bolser
pitched very well for us
again.
Mancelona has an ex-
cellent program and I have
a lot of respect for Coach
Jim VanWagoner, any win
we get against them is
hard earned. The coach
noted.
Red Devils fall to Cardinals, split with Ironmen
By Chris Fiel
Grayling 11-2,
Boyne City 3-4
GRAYLING It took a
little longer than one
would hope, but it came at
a good time for the Ram-
blers as Cody Elzinga
earned his first win of the
season and in turn his first
varsity win in game two of
a Lake Michigan Confer-
ence doubleheader on May
15.
Elzinga allowed five hits,
while fanning four and
walking three in the vic-
tory.
The Rambler offense
was led by Waylon Hen-
ning with three hits, while
Zeek Beek and Chandler
Roberts both singled.
Boyne City improved to
6-18-1 overall, 3-11 confer-
ence, scored a pair in the
top of the third and added
single runs over the next
two innings.
In game one, the hard
throwing Elliott Hausler
scattered five hits over
three innings of work, fan-
ning one and walking two.
Austin Gardner struck out
three in relief.
Elzinga led the offense
with two hits and Gardner
added a single.
Boyne takes nightcap from Vikings; Elzinga picks up frst varsity win
By Chris Fiel
Charlevoix 14-10,
Burton Bentley 0-0
BURTON The
Charlevoix Rayder hurlers
combined to strike out 19 in
a shutout sweep in a non-
conference match-up with
Burton Bentley on May 19.
Ace Coby Herriman
fanned 10 in game one,
while Andrew Potter sent
nine back to the dugout in
the nightcap. Herriman
only allowed one hit and
Potter three against their
opponents.
Noach Certa and Tommy
Zipp led the offense with
two hits each, both collect-
ing doubles, while Shane
Sutherland and Luke
Klinger each added a pair
of singles.
With the 10 Ks, Herri-
mans strikeout total for the
season stands at 103 in 48
innings of work and his ca-
reer total increased to 310.
Herriman set the school
record last spring for career
and adds to it with each
strikeout.
In game two, the Rayders,
13-14 overall, Isaac Klooster
finished with three hits,
Certa two, and KeNen
Borths added a single.
Charlevoix 2-4,
harbor Springs 1-6
HARBOR SPRINGS In
another Lake Michigan
Conference contest featur-
ing pitching aces,
Charlevoixs Coby Herri-
man and Harbor Springs
Scott Morse did battle on
the mound and at the plate
and neither athlete disap-
pointed, as the Rayders
managed a 2-1 game one
victory on May 15. Harbor
rebounded in the nightcap
thanks to a two-run home
run by Nate VanSloten to
give the Rams the differ-
ence.
In game one, Herriman
fanned 13 and walked three
while holding the Rams to
two hits. Morse was just as
effective, allowing four hits,
striking out five and walk-
ing one.
Both pitching aces also
showed their power at the
plate by delivering solo
home runs.
The Rayders were able to
push across the would be
game winner in the top of
the third when Noah Certa
scored on a Harbor error.
Certa reached base earlier
in the inning on a base hit.
Andrew Potter singled
twice to lead the Rayders,
while Morse had the hit for
the Rams in the form of a
single.
In the nightcap, Andrew
Potter took the loss, strik-
ing out six and walking
three.
The big blow of the game
came on a VanSloten two-
run homer in the bottom of
the fifth. Charlevoix would
threaten in the top of the
sixth, but stranded runners
at the corners.
Nate Moon and Tommy
Zipp hit home runs to lead
Charlevoix, while Potter
finished added three hits,
Isaac Klooster, Certa and
Will Telgenhof all finished
with one hit each.
With the split, Charlevoix
is 10-11 overall, 8-6 confer-
ence.
Rayders blank Burton Bentley
Split with Rams
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year-old soldier at the
Charlevoix library on a sum-
mer day, observing his quick
smile and steady calmness, it is surprising to nd out that he
was nearly killed in
Afghanistan when the truck in which he was riding hit an Im- provised Explosive Device and blew up.
Platoon Sgt. Troy Drebenst- edt said he was thrown into the side of the vehicle, hitting his head and suering other in-
juries. e next thing he knew he was on his feet heading
down the road, intent on nd- ing whomever planted the IED. I was extremely angry, Troy said. A medic who had noticed signs of a concussion came to get him and his superior ocer ordered him back to the truck. e other four men riding with him also sustained injuries, but no one was killed. e explo- sive device was made with the intention to kill everyone in a large radius anywhere near it.
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sives. Forty to 100 pounds is
the usual size, Troy said. It
cut a hole six feet deep across the road.
He is blessed, he says, and
he credits his character to his Christian faith and his up-
bringing. His anger dissi-
pated and he separates the
Afghan people from the ter-
rorists.
Being angry with a whole
race is buying into their big-
otry, he said.
Troys job in Afghanistan
was one of the most danger-
ous. He was part of the Com- bat Engineering Unit, known
as SAPPERS. He performed
route clearance, that is, his
job was to nd IEDs planted
by the terrorists and clear the area of them for safer travel
by the military.
Its one of the toughest
jobs, but the number one
threat to our troops are the
IEDs, Troy said.
Troy served in
Afghanistan for 10 months
and prior to that he served in
Iraq for 14 months. He is
now home in Marquette, un-
dergoing treatment for his
injuries and attending
Northern Michigan Univer-
sity. But he sees himself back
in Afghanistan within the
next two years.
Troy is the son of Marlys
and Bob Drebenstedt of
Charlevoix. Troys father is a
county commissioner who
retired from the military and
Troy grew up knowing that a
career in the military was a
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Publishers note: As this story
appears in publication, Troy
Drebenstedt is riding his bicycle from Sault Ste. Marie to the
Gulf of Mexico with his father Bob Drebenstedt and his
younger brother, Regan Dreben- stedt. e adventure is to raise awareness of the plight of dis-
abled veterans.
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Boyne City is certain to
be a destination location
this coming weekend as the
37th AnnualAntiqueAuto
Showand Flea Market takes
place in Veterans Memorial
Park from 9 am to 4 pm Sat-
urday and Sunday. is is a
free event for attendees, of-
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some vintage vehicles and
shop fascinating and unique
wares on the shores of beau-
tiful Lake Charlevoix.
is is a very popular
event that has been going for
many years, states Jim Bau-
man, Boyne City Chamber
executive director. We usu-
ally get about seventy vehi-
cles for the show, all vintage
and in original condition.
Among the exciting fea-
tures of the show is a spec-
tacular 1911 Ford Touring
Car that was used in the clas- sic 1979 movie; Somewhere
in Time (lmed on Mack-
inac Island). e vehicle is
owned by Arnie Hudson, a
Walloon Lake Resident who
is the immediate past presi-
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EAST JORDAN
When grabbing the leash
to take Fido for a walk in
the city of East Jordan, dog
walkers are advised to grab
a disposable bag, as well.
An ordinance was intro-
duced at the city commis-
sion meeting on Aug. 3, to
amend Section 6-36 of the
Code of Ordinances. Sec-
tion 6-36 addresses re-
moval of dog feces if a dog
happens to decide a neigh-
bors lawn is the perfect
place to nd relief. But the
new ordinance adds the
language that states:
Anyone walking their dog
on property other than
their own shall be required
to have a disposable bag
.
Also at the meeting, the
city administrator updated
the commission on the
construction of the Emer-
gency Services Facility. e
main part of the building
and the EMS wing were
under a roof, allowing the
electrical and plumbing
contractors to begin their
portion of the work. ere
is still some ooring to be
poured in the Fire Wing,
the concrete walls are in
place and the roof tresses
on this portion of the
building will be up soon.
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them of what the Chamber
does for the city, and up-
dated them on events the
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By Chris Fiel
Boyne City 3, East Jordan 1
BOYNE CITY The East Jordan Red Devils
and Boyne City Ramblers met up on May 17
for a Lake Michigan Conference girls soccer
match-up, and when the dust settled, Boyne
walked away with a 3-1 victory.
The Red Devils got things going early, scor-
ing at the 10 minute mark of the first half, and
they would make that stand up until halftime
for a 1-0 lead.
Boynes Margeret Durbin would tie the
game at 1-1, scoring on a free kick 18 minutes
into the second half, and Boyne took the lead
for good about a minute later as freshman
Kaitlyn Skornia scored her first career goal on
an assist from Erin Baker.
Monica Stokes added the third Rambler goal
with 17 minutes left on an assist from Devin
Hickerty.
Boyne coach Nick Baic credited forwards
Mallary Karazewski and Sophia Buxade,
along with midfielder Shelby Webster with
strong play.
Also playing solid minutes for the Ramblers
were; Ann Durbin, Cassidy Shankleton, Marg-
eret Durbin, Dani Matthew and Erin Baker.
Erika Danforth recorded 16 saves for the
Ramblers, 3-12 overall, 3-8 conference, in her
goal keeping debut.
BC soccer results - Monica Stokes) rambler Monica dribbles the ball upfield.
Stokes would score the final Boyne City goal of the contest.
Strong second half lifts Ramblers over Red Devils
PhoTo By Cinda ShuMakEr
Michigan State
Coach Tom Izzo, to-
gether with Grand Bay
Marine of Charlevoix,
will celebrate the grand
opening of Grand Bay
Marines new mega
store. Coach Izzo, a
long time customer of
Grand Bay Marine will
meet and greet cus-
tomers and friends on
May 24, from 1:00 3:00
p.m. Were so pleased
to have Coach join us
and we invite everyone
to come and meet him
and to see our new
20,000 sqaure foot in-
door showroom, said
Liz Carney, owner and
president.
In addition to huge
discounts on New
Regal, Stingray, Berk-
shire and Nautique
Boats, see the large se-
lection of new inven-
tory including an
expanded line of tubes,
toys, parts and acces-
sories. Grand Bay Ma-
rine offers a wide
selection of everything
a new or long-time
boating enthusiast
needs, she added. We
are thankful for the
wonderful support and
feedback the commu-
nity has given us. We
have hired additional
employees and used
local contractors to
renovate the former
ProBuild Lumber lo-
cated at 6472 M-66
North in Charlevoix. It
is now the largest in-
door showroom in
Northern Michigan.
The celebration will in-
clude boat rides,
demos, prizes, give-
aways, food and bever-
ages and 25% off of all
in stock accessories.
Grand Bay Marine
offers everything for
your boating needs in-
cluding new and pre-
owned boats, parts, full
service, shrink wrap,
storage, toys and acces-
sories. Grand Bay Ma-
rine, celebrating its
15th anniversary, is
Regal Boats third
largest dealer in the
world and northern
Michigans largest
dealer for Correct
Crafts Nautique Boats,
Stingray Boats and
Berkshire Pontoons.
For more information,
call 231-237-5000 or 231-
943-0333 or visit the
website at www.grand-
baymarine.com.
TENNIS
MSU Coach Izzo at Grand
Bay Marine Thursday
Michigan State Basketball
head Coach Tom izzo
By Chris Fiel
TRAVERSE CITY
The Rayders traveled to
Traverse City to partic-
ipate in regional tour-
nament play and came
away with a fourth
place finish.
Regional newcomer
Ludington took top
honors, followed by
host Traverse City St.
Francis and Harbor
Springs.
Considering the
teams that placed 1st
thru 3rd, we are very
proud of the girls,
Rayder coach Audra
Randall said. Luding-
ton is new to our re-
gional and they were
very skilled and expier-
enced.
Results:
No. 1 singles, Kelsey
Way (CHX) defeated
Lauren Quinian 6-2, 6-3
and then lost to Becca
Killips (LUD)in the
semi-final match.
No. 2 singles, Madi
Carey was defeated by
Samantha Macdonnell
(LUD) in her opening
match 6-2, 6-1.
No. 3 singles, Kelsey
Stevens (CHX) beat
Danielle Peters (ER) 7-
5, 6-4 and fell to Emily
Lesky (HS) 6-0, 6-0.
No. 4 singles, Lexi
Barnes (CHX)downed
Emma Elsenheimer
(ER) 6-1, 7-5 and then
was defeated in an
marathon match by
Bailey Ray (TCSF) 2-6,
6-3, 7-6(4-7).
In doubles action;
No. 1 Emily
Roloff/Cassidy Peebles
(CHX) fell to Dart/Noo-
dle (HS) 6-3, 6-3.
No. 2 Mallory Mur-
ray/Taylor Markgraf
(CHX) were defeated by
Cunningham/Bower 6-
1, 6-3.
No. 3 Ashley
Louiselle/Paige
Poirier(CHX) beat
Hornkonk/Kessler 6-3,
6-1 in their opening
match, before falling in
their semi final match
to Vangills/Schmock 6-
0, 6-2.
No. 4 Erin
Stebe/Shelby Isaac
(CHX) bested
Wonski/Robert-(BC) 6-
3, 6-1, and in their semi
final match they were
defeated by Scho-
erder/Kelly 6-0, 6-0.
The most intense
match of the day was
Lexi Barnes at No. 4
singles that went to the
very end of the third
set with a tiebreak,
Coach Randall said.
Both girls worked very
hard and for a first year
tennis player Lexi
demonstrated focus and
poise thru the whole
match.
Rayders place fourth
at regionals
101 Water Street,
Boyne City, MI 49712
PO Box 205, Boyne City, MI 49712
231-330-8062
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Lot 62 tHE KItzBuHEL, BoYnE CItY
Wooded lot that overlooks the 6th tee of the
Alpine Golf Course! Bike path is across the
street and Deer Lake access is included in the
association. This is a great lot with plenty of
trees, gorgeous views and great location!MLS
431487. Ask for Mike Stark. $16,900
114 Woodland Drive., East Jordan
Picturesque lot in Hillcrest subdivision. Over-
looking the city of East Jordan and Lake
Charlevoix. GREAT seasonal views and just
outside of town. MLS 431082. Ask for Jennifer
Burr-Cutler. $21,000
Lot 96 turnBErrY traIL., BoYnE CItY
Great opportunity and nice sized lot in the re-
serve. Located on the south side of Boyne
Mountain. This is your chance to build the
home of your dreams and take advantage of
all the amenities Boyne has to offer. MLS
433479. Ask for Mike Stark. $24,900
303 W LInCoLn st.,CHarLEvoIx
Perfect for so many buyers! Whether you are
looking for a starter home, retirement home,
weekender or a rental - this place is perfect!
It won't last long at this price either so get
your offer in now! MLS 433290. Ask fr Mike
Stark. $44,700
03986 oLd Horton BaY rd.,BoYnE CItY
3 bedroom home on a full walkout basement.
Nice size pole barn for garage space, extra
storage or workshop area. All on just under
3 acres. MLS 433357. Ask for Mike Stark.
$74,900
4737 PEarsaLL., East Jordan
Here's a little northern Michigan gem. 9 Acres
and new carpet, paint, appliances, counter
tops and roof. You don't find this combination
everyday. With 9 acres just outside of town,
this won't last long. MLS 433029. Ask for Rick
Warden. $79,900
5831 W vILLagE dr, BELLaIrE
Newer home just completely remodeled in
Swiss Village East close to ski slopes and the
Cedar River. Vaulted ceiling in living room
with open floor plan to dining area and
kitchen. Full basement, two car garage and
new kitchen with stainless steel appliances,
plus a great deck off dining area to relax.
MLS 433427. Ask for Mike Stark. $129,900
Thinking of buying or selling?
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Nicely set between East Jordan and Boyne City, this home is convenient in so many
ways!!!! A beautiful country setting, you are back from the road with woods, fields
and neighbors off in the distance. Although there is no garage, there is a nice big
pole barn for use in many more ways. Potential is the key to this property - potential
inside and out with a little time, funds, and elbow grease you could have a great in-
vestment or home sweet home! MLS 433691. Ask for Mike Stark.
GREAT LOCATION! ...$50,000
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East Jordan
231-536-7700
Complete inventory
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705 ProsPECt strEEt, East Jordan
Turn of the Century home with architectural
charm! This home has recently had extensive
remodeling and is ready for you to move right
in! Beautiful wood floors, an updated kitchen,
a formal dining room for entertaining, as well
as a newer furnace and roof! Close to
schools and downtown for your conven-
iences! Call to see today! MLS 430906. Ask
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10336 ELLsWortH rd., East Jordan
Breathtaking views for miles. Just under 4
acres, this private and secluded parcel is
perfectly suited for a walkout basement to
build your dream home. Property is al-
ready staked, 5" well, 146' deep. 1,000 gal-
lon septic installed in 06'. Underground
electrical service 30 amp service to the 14
x 34 concrete pad. MLS 431718. Ask for
Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $39,900
3630 Jordan rIvEr rd., ELMIra
Super Cute! This home has been completely
remodeled! New vinyl windows, new maple
floor with 30 year warranty! Multiple new fix-
tures, cabinets, countertops, toilet and vanity.
New deck on the back to enjoy the view of
the acreage. 1 block from Alba Schools and
RIGHT on the snowmobile trail! MLS 433617.
Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $63,900
3962 s us-131, aLBa
Prime location on 131 for any business!
Restaurant, garage, antique store, resale
shop, etc. Sale contingent on Bank Ap-
proval. Commission could be adjusted.
MLS 432586. Ask for Mike Stark. $30,000
ParadIsE HILLs dr., CEntraL LaKE
Thinking of building a dream home with views
of Torch Lake and Lake Michigan, well look
no more! Mixed trees, nice subdivision, pri-
vate country setting add to the beautiful
views this property has to offer! Seller is very
motivated, bring all offers! MLS 431575. Ask
for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $44,900
13456 Stover roAD, CHArLevoIX
Looking for maintenance free living in northern Michigan? Well you have found
it! This condo is move in ready and the tasteful furniture and furnishings can be
negotiated with the sale! Need a place to park your boat? This condo offers that
too! With the marina, launch and beach around the corner as well as a restau-
rant/bar this condo is the perfect getaway..... Welcome to Charlevoix the beautiful!
MLS 432854. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler.
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Stunning ranch with an upscale kitchen, fea-
turing slide out pantry, glass doors, new
countertops and appliances! It also boasts
new flooring as well as a roomy garage. Fin-
ished basement has the potential for a fourth
bedroom with an egress window and has a
full bath. All this in a quiet neighborhood
within walking distance to restaurants and
shops. MLS 433369. Ask for Mike Stark.
$117,900
911 rEgEnt Court, PEtosKEY
Stunning updates in this beautifully appointed
ranch with custom woodwork a fireplace,
wood floors and finished basement. Expan-
sive decking prepped for a hot tub ovelooks
a private back yard. MLS 433523. Ask for
Mike Stark. $154,900
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Neat and clean 3 bedroom 2 bath home with a
covered back porch and 33 Acres of open and
rolling countryside. Views of Lake Charlevoix
from the hayfield, a 3 stall horse barn, a hay
barn, and just a minutes drive to Lake
Charlevoix Public Access/Boat launch. Also has
a full basement, wood burning fireplace, high ef-
ficency furnace, a heated and insulated 32X48
Pole Barn that is over half finished, plus a
garage, shelter & carport! MLS 432977. Ask for
Gary Strange or Mike Stark. $179,000
2119 W M-32 HWY, East Jordan
Looking for a home in the country at a rea-
sonable price that is move-in ready? Look no
more! This home features an open floor plan,
gas fireplace, built in jacuzzi tub, large de-
tached garage, a spacious yard amongst ma-
ture shade trees and all on one main level!
Seller is motivated, bring all offers! MLS
432695. Ask for Jennifer Burr-Cutler. $94,900
Page 4B Charlevoix County News May 24, 2012
4 Wheel drive
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee
4x4. A great year round ride.
Inferno Red gray cloth, Nicely
equipped: Alloy Wheels, CD,
reliable 6 cylinder engine, Full
power and more! Now only
$9,949. Dave Kring Chevrolet-
Cadillac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2007 Jeep Wrangler Sahara
4x4. Local owner who kept
very clean! 2- tops- 28K miles-
18 nearly new tires, extras
Side Wind Vanes, Hood Bug
Guard, Running Boards, tow
and Air! Special $22,988.
Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-
lac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2010 TOYOTA TUNDRA,
4WD, V-8, white with black in-
terior, excellent condition,
41,000 miles. Comes with
100,000 mile warranty. Non-
smoker. $24.999 obo. Call
989-390-3491
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tique Items Into Cash Today!
Northern Michigan Estate
Sales and Services, LLC. Es-
tate Sale Services, Total Buy-
outs, Senior Downsizing,
Consignments. Now booking
Spring Sales. Call Rich, 989-
306-3656.
antiques & Collectibles
DUCK DECOYS by Len
Carnegie. One pair of golden
eyes, $700. One pair of John
Zakman plastic canvas bags,
Painted by Roy Peltier, $300.
231-238-7837
DUCKS UNLIMITED DE-
CANTERS, 1979 - 1992, $10
each. Cabin still 1972, 1973,
$15 each. 231-238-7837
Wanted: Silver dollars before
1935. Paying $22 per coin.
231-373-0842
Antique 2-man handsaws.
From $10 to $20. Call 989-
732-4758
GENUINE William Moore 12
gauge, double barrel shotgun.
London fine twist barrels, very
nice condition & operable,
$1,100 obo. Also, antique
clocks, too numerous to men-
tion. I got a new hobby so I am
selling out. Reasonable offers
will be accepted. Call Ed, 231-
526-2571
Wanted: Baseball, Football,
Basketball and Hockey cards.
Before 1972. 231-373-0842
VINTAGE CHINA BUFFET, 2
Vintage 1938 vanity dressers
with mirrors. Valued at $400
each. Will sacrifice all 3 for
$450. 56 piece vintage silver-
ware set, Make offer. Vintage
Diamond ring, very beautiful,
$800. Other collectibles in-
cluding old magazines, 1938
dining room mirror, vintage gold
pocket watch. 231-676-4010
WANTED: Hunting and Fish-
ing collectables and decoys.
989-370-0499
appliances
Maytag Centennial, and May-
tag Neptune natural gas dry-
ers. 3 years old, $100 or best
offer for each. Call Marilyn or
Teresa, 989-732-5960
FRIGIDAIRE 5.1 upright
freezer. New in the box. $150
obo. 989-350-6260
MAYTAG NEPTUNE Electric
Dryer. Good condition, $100.
989-344-9302
auctions
SWARTZ ESTATE AUCTION,
May 18 (Fri); 4:30pm. 1454 E.
Miller Rd. (M-33), Fairview.
Troyer Auctions. 989-848-
2444 (home); 989-848-9991
(barn). Www.troyerauctions.net
auto Parts
BRAND NEW TIRES. 225-60-
R-16-98-T Uniroyal - 2 tires.
$175 for pair. 989-732-5563
Used tire sale. All 16 and 17
inch tires reduced. Maxx
Garage. 989-732-4789
For Sale: 8 Winterforce tires.
225/60R16 98S, M+S. Came
off a Buick Park Avenue.
$75/piece or buy 7, get 8th
free. 989-939-8787
automobiles
$79.00 plus title & plate fees
puts you into a Rent To Own
vehicle. Special inventory to
qualified buyers while supplies
last. Tailored Enterprises in
Petoskey call 231-347-3332
or toll free 888-774-2264 or
www.tailoredenterprises.com
1996 CHRYSLER CON-
CORDE LX. 144,000 miles.
$1,000. 231-582-7824
2008 Chrysler Sebring Con-
vertible. Hardtop-Deluxe Lim-
ited one owner w/ leather, low
miles, bright alloy wheels
wrapped by deep tread tires,
remote start and much more!
$19,949. Dave Kring Chevro-
let-Cadillac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2010 Chevy Cobalt 2LT. Top
of the line model & a 1 owner!
Crystal red metallic with char-
coal cloth, super 27 MPG,
bright alloys, CD. Low miles.
$13,888. Dave Kring Chevro-
let-Cadillac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2011 Buick LaCrosse CXL
AWD. Buick CERTIFIED! 1
owner! New Body Style & Lux-
urious! 26 MPG highway.
Loaded! Sunroof, remote
start, Ultra Sonic Parking As-
sist, Blind Side Alert, 18
Chrome wheels! $29,949.
Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-
lac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585
2011 Chevy Impala LT. 1
owner! 29 MPG Hwy! Loaded
with airbags! Remote start,
CD. Alloys wrapped by deep
tread tires, remote engine
start. And more! $15,880.
Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-
lac, 1861 US 31 North,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.
2002 MAZDA MIATA MX-5 SE
2 door Convertible. Pam-
pered! Never driven in the
snow. 15,386 actual miles. Air,
radio/CD player, rear spoiler,
fiberglass sportster boot
cover, alloy wheels and many
more goodies. For more info
call 989-350-5213. sid_daw-
son2001@yahoo.com
1998 LINCOLN CONTINEN-
TAL. Excellent condition,
loaded. $3,500 or best. 231-
525-8541
Boats & Marine
15 Runabout. 45 HP. Cream
puff, trailer. Will finance. 231-
818-2933
25 foot PONTOON, 60HP
Johnson, new trailer, $5,200.
231-585-7406, 989-350-7413
For Sale, 3,000 lb. Boat Hoist.
$500. 231-585-7406
For Sale, Used Outboard Mo-
tors. 231-585-7406
Business opportunities
FSN Center is looking for 3
Outside Sales Reps. $500 -
$1500 month, with Flex Part
time hrs. Training Provided.
Interest in Health & Fitness a
plus. Call Tex Pat for interview
at 989-370-8898.
BUSINESS FOR SALE. Turn
key restaurant for quick sale.
All equipment included. Seats
50+. Millersburg, MI. $55,000.
For more info call Jeff, 989-
306-7775
Classic auto
1970 CHEVY IMPALA. 350,
automatic. $600 obo. 989-
732-3224
CASH FOR OLD CARS.
Please dont send to crusher.
Michels Collision & Restora-
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FOR SALE: 1940 FORD
PICKUP. 231-348-7066
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
EAST JORDAN CITY COMMISSION
The East Jordan City Commission met May 17, 2012 at
7:00 p.m.; Mayor Peck presiding with all members of
Commission present. Minutes were approved and ac-
knowledgement was given to paid bills in the amount of
$209,298.49.
Further Commission Action: Acknowledged receipt of the
Monthly Zoning Activity Report for April 2012; acknowl-
edged receipt of the Monthly Public Safety Reports
for the Fire Department for March 2012; accepted an in-
troduction to proposed tax abatement ordinance for
Meredith Manor with a 10% payment in lieu of taxes; ap-
proved logistics letter submitted by the Jordan Valley
Freedom Festival; and awarded bid for Liability and Prop-
erty nsurance to the Michigan Municipal League.
Copies of the minutes of the above meeting are posted
in City Hall for review during normal office hours.
Cheltzi M. Wilson, CMC
The Norwood Board of Trustees, on May 21, 2012,
passed a correction to the Norwood Township Zoning
Map to reflect the changes that were omitted at the
time the actual zoning descriptions were enacted in
1995. The parcels are located at:
. (Steve Rozema) 19658 Gennett, Norwood Town-
ship, Charlevoix, M, and has a Parcel D # of 011-
135-028-60
. (Rod Richardson) 197926 Gennett, Norwood
Township, Charlevoix, M, and has a Parcel D# of
011-135-029-00
. (Tom Louiselle) 554 Second St. Norwood Town-
ship, Charlevoix, M and has a Parcel D # of 011-
135020-00
MM made by Warner to accept the Zoning Map
correction as presented and approved by the
Charlevoix County Planning Commission. 2nd-by Ri-
denour. All ayes.
Effective Date: The ordinance shall become effective
eight (8) days after being published in a newspaper
of general circulation within the township. Complete
wording for this amendment can be obtained by con-
tacting Norwood Township Clerk, Dana Pajtas, at
547-4767 or Norwoodclerk@yahoo.com or can be
read on-line at http:www.charlevoixcounty.org./nor-
wood.asp
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May 24, 2012 Charlevoix County News Page 5B
THE TOWNSHP OF NORWOOD
HEREBY ORDANS:
Section 1. TitIe.
This section specifies the title of
the Ordinance as the Norwood
Township Cemetery Ordinance.
Section 2. Definitions.
This section defines the following
terms: Burial site; Cemetery;
Cemetery lot; Heirs at law; nfant
or stillborn burial site; Township;
and Township resident.
Section 3. SaIe of Lots or Bur-
iaI Sites; Non-TransferabIe.
This section specifies the regula-
tions for the sale of cemetery lots
or burial sites, including that the
fees will be established by the
township board; that cemetery lots
or burial sites shall be sold only to
township residents for use by the
resident or resident's heirs at law;
that no sale shall be made to
funeral directors or others; that
the township clerk (subject to an
appeal to the township board)
may vary the sale restrictions
when there are sufficient personal
reasons for burial within the
township; that all sales of ceme-
tery lots are non-transferable (but
may be sold back to the township)
and are on a form approved by
the township board (which grants
only a right of burial and which
records the name and address of
the person for whom the burial
site is being purchase); that
changes to the person assigned
to a burial site requires a sale
back to the township and a repur-
chase of the cemetery lot at the
then current sale price (except
that the township clerk may
change or add names on a ceme-
tery lot sold prior to 2001 without
a sale and repurchase); that the
township board has the authority
to place a limit on the number of
cemetery burial sites sold to a
particular person or to that per-
son's family and to determine
whether a particular cemetery
burial site(s) will be sold to a
specific person and where such
cemetery burial site(s) will be
located; that the holder of a ceme-
tery lot must keep the township in-
formed concerning changes to his
or her mailing address; and any
cemetery lot or burial site unused
for 40 years from the date of sale
shall revert to the township.
Section 4. Grave Opening.
This section specifies the regula-
tions for grave openings, including
establishing reasonable fees; re-
quiring at least thirty-six (36)
hours notice for a grave opening
(with exception made by the sex-
ton or township clerk); requiring a
valid cemetery lot certificate be-
fore the burial site is opened
(under the direction of the sexton);
requiring at least twenty-four (24)
hours prior notice when the gave
opening is done pursuant to a
court order or under the supervi-
sion and direction of local or state
health department authorities (not
under the direction of the sexton);
and granting the sexton discretion
to determine whether Winter buri-
als may occur (with additional
fees).
Section 5. Markers or MemoriaIs.
This section specifies the regula-
tions for markers or memorials
within the cemetery, including that
they be comprised of stone or
other equally durable composition;
that there be only one monument
or marker per burial site (except
with sexton permission); that they
be on a suitable foundation with a
wash base of not less than three
(3) inches around; that they be
placed at the west end of the bur-
ial site with inscriptions facing
east or be across the face of flush
type markers; that native boulders
with an engraved plaque set on a
foundation may be burial markers
(no more than 3 feet high by 3
feet wide by 2 feet deep); that
sexton permission be obtained
prior to setting any monument and
marker; that they be installed
within 2 years; that the mainte-
nance of all monuments and
markers is the responsibility of the
heirs of the person buried; that the
township board has the right (at
the expense of the owner of the
cemetery lot) to remove or repair
any monument and marker found
to be in violation of the regula-
tions; and that burials without
markers for 20 years or more shall
be designated by the sexton with
white crosses.
Section 6. Interment ReguIa-
tions; VauIts.
This section specifies interment
regulations, including the require-
ment that only one person shall
be buried in a burial site (with ex-
ceptions for infant cremains); the
requirement that proper documen-
tation be provided concerning the
person to be buried; that cement
boxes or vaults be used (with ex-
ceptions on religious grounds);
that cremains be buried in a con-
tainer approved by the township
and not dispersed within the
cemetery; that only human re-
mains be buried in burial sites;
and that all graves be located in
an orderly and neat-appearing
manner within the confines of the
burial site.
Section 7. Ground Mainte-
nance.
This section specifies the regula-
tions for ground maintenance, in-
cluding that the township is
responsible for maintaining the
cemetery and can remove any
item placed in the cemetery in vio-
lation of the regulations or can re-
move any tree, plant, or shrub
located within the cemetery in the
interest of maintaining proper ap-
pearance and use of the ceme-
tery; that no earth work is allowed
upon a burial site without the per-
mission of the sexton or the town-
ship clerk; that all flowers, shrubs,
trees or vegetation (no artificial
plants are allowed) be planted in
an urn (except when the sexton
grants permission for permanent
trees or shrubbery); that permis-
sion of the sexton be obtained to
move, straighten, or install monu-
ments or markers; that mounds,
bricks, block, stones, borders, or
objects that hinder the free use of
a lawn mower or other gardening
apparatus are prohibited that sur-
faces other than earth or sod are
prohibited; that refuse (including
dried flowers, wreaths, papers,
and flower containers) be re-
moved when no longer in use;
that all flower urns be on the bur-
ial site, in line with the marker or
monument, and be located either
directly in front of or behind the
marker or monument within one
foot of the head stone; that all pri-
vately owned motor vehicles re-
main on designated roadways
within the cemetery; and that the
township clerk post the cemetery
rules and contact information in
the display box at the entrance to
the cemetery.
Section 8. Forfeiture of Vacant
Cemetery Lots or BuriaI Sites.
This section specifies the proce-
dures for forfeiting vacant ceme-
tery lots or burial sites that have
been vacant for more than 40
years, including prior notice to the
last owner of record; and with no
response to the notice, the forfei-
ture of the cemetery lots or burial
sites to the township, which will
result in those cemetery lots or
burial sites being eligible for re-
sale.
Section 9. Repurchase of
Cemetery Lots or BuriaI Sites.
This section specifies that the
township will repurchase any
cemetery lot or burial site (that
has not been forfeited) from the
owner for the original price paid to
the township.
Section 10. Cemetery Records.
This section requires the township
clerk to maintain records related
to the cemetery and to make an
annual report to the township
board. The section requires the
sexton to maintain records of all
cemetery lots and sites, their
availability, sales, grave openings
and closings, and reconcile them
annually with the township clerk's
records.
Section 11. Interpretation/Ap-
peaIs to the Township Board.
This section grants authority to
the township board to interpret the
ordinance, waive ordinance provi-
sions when practical difficulties
are shown, and to hear appeals
concerning the administration of
the ordinance.
Section 12. MunicipaI CiviI In-
fractions.
This section provides that viola-
tions of the ordinance are munici-
pal civil infractions punishable by
a fine of not more than $500.
Section 13. Enforcement Officer.
This section specifies the town-
ship officials with authority to en-
force the ordinance.
Section 14. Nuisance.
This section provides that a viola-
tion of the ordinance is a public
nuisance or a nuisance per se.
Section 15. Injunctive ReIief.
This section provides that the
township may enforce the ordi-
nance through a circuit court law-
suit.
Section 16. RepeaI.
This section repeals the prior
cemetery ordinance.
Section 17. SeverabiIity.
This section provides that the pro-
visions of the ordinance are
legally severable.
Section 18. Effective Date.
This section provides that the or-
dinance becomes effective 30
days after the publication of this
summary.
NOTCE: Please take note that a
true copy of the ordinance can be
inspected or obtained at the office
of the Norwood Township Clerk or
on-line at
http:www.charlevoixcounty.org/nor
wood.asp
Summary of Norwood 1ownsh|p Cemetery Crd|nance
Crd|nance No. S - 2012
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HEADACHES? Call Dave the
Computer Doc at 989-731-
1408 for in-your-home or busi-
ness repair, service,
upgrades, virus and spyware
removal, training.
Financial
FREE BANKRUPTCY CON-
SULTATION. Considering
bankruptcy? Overwhelmed by
debts, garnishments, repos-
sessions and/or foreclosure?
At the law office of Christine
M. Brzezinski we can help you
determine if Chapter 7 bank-
ruptcy is the right option for
your financial situation and
help you get a fresh financial
start. Call us today for a free
consultation at 989-348-7777.
We are a debt relief agency
and assist people in bank-
ruptcy.
Firewood & Woodstove
FIREWOOD B.MOEKE.
Order now pay later, within 30
miles of Boyne City. 231-631-
9600 call text or
b_moeke@hotmail.com
Free Standing Fireplace. $75
obo. 989-350-6260
2 Year Maple. Split, Delivered,
Stacked. Gaylord. $65 cord.
231-675-2220
Eliminate your heating bills.
Outdoor Wood Furnace from
Central Boiler. Double L Tack
989-733-7651
DREFFS FIREWOOD/HARD-
WOOD. Split. Call for details
989-732-5878
Fitness Equipment
DP Weight bench. Arms and
leg workout. Dumbbells,
weights. Good condition.
Make offer. 989-732-1914
Free items
HAVE SOMETHING TO GIVE
AWAY? Free items classified
ads run free of charge in the
Charlevoix County News. Call
989-732-8160 or e-mail your
ad to Office@Charlevoix-
CountyNews.com.
Furniture
Bedlounge Recliner Bed-rest
with flex-arms, new in box,
$45. Call 989-350-6260
GREAT ROOMS is now
wholesaling mattresses to the
public. Prices begin at $119.
148 W. Main St. Downtown
Gaylord, corner of Main and
N. Court St. www.greatrooms-
gaylord.com. Call 989-748-
4849
Lane vintage Cedar Chest.
$120. Call 989-350-6260
Garage & yard Sale
FREE CLASSIFIED ADS!
Post your Garage Sale for
free at www.Michigan-
MoneySaver.com. Buy and
sell in Northern Michigan. This
even creates a map to show
where your Garage Sale is lo-
cated.
MOVING SALE. Day care
closing. May 25 - 27, 123
West Second, Gaylord. Vari-
ety of toys & kids equipment,
fishing boat, furniture, dishes
& more.
MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE
SALE, 25 Michaywe Drive,
Gaylord. Friday, May 25 -
Monday, May 28. 9am-5pm.
Lots of household including
Thomasville Cherry China
Hutch
YARD SALE, May 25, 26, 27.
9am - 5pm. Sunday open at
10am. Childrens clothing &
bikes, household items, adult
clothing, 7340 DNR Park
Road, Wolverine.
HAVE SOMETHING TO
SELL? Sell it with a classified
ad, just $2.00 for 10 words.
Why bother with a Garage
Sale? Sell it the easy way, in
the Weekly Choice.
Guns
Concealed Carry One Day
Classes: NRA Certified In-
structor will come to your
home, camp or organization
to provide State of Michigan
approved CPL Training.
Portable range and handguns
available for use at no addi-
tional charge. Please call Bud
at 989-335-3195 for informa-
tion and scheduling.
Guns For Sale: Steyr
Mannlicher Schoenauer 30-
06 Carbine, Older Winchester
Model 70-243 Super Grade
and other rifles, shotguns,
handguns from my personal
collection. (Handguns require
permit) Call 989-335-3195
12 GAUGE BROWNING Bel-
gium. Plus 40 years old, like
new. Original custom gun
case. $1,800. 989-348-3246
help Wanted
Assistant Baker Wanted.
Royal Farms is seeking a full
time assistant baker to help at
their facility. For more informa-
tion contact Royal Farms at
231.599.3222
CHARLEVOIX - Part Time.
We are looking for a great In-
dependent Sales representa-
tive for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume to Dave
1We are looking for a great In-
dependent Sales representa-
tive for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume to Dave 1
at Office@CharlevoixCoun-
tyNews.com.
IRRIGATION TECH. Experi-
enced landscape laborers.
Top pay. Full Benefits avail-
able. Call 231-549-2081. Fax
231-549-1044
Part Time - GRAYLING. We
are looking for a great Inde-
pendent Sales representative
for advertising sales in our
newspapers. Work your own
schedule. Good commission
rate. Send resume to Dave 1 at
Office@WeeklyChoice.com.
Pastry Chef / Prep Cook. Year
round daytime with benefits.
Looking for summer only, full
or part time, evening line and
prep cooks. Wages commen-
surate with experience. Apply
in person to join our award
winning team of profession-
als. Cafe Sante, Boyne City.
Summer volunteers needed
for Chamber Visitor Center.
The Boyne Area Chamber of
Commerce again plans to
have the Visitors Center open
for extended hours this sum-
mer. We want to train volun-
teers to man the office from 5
to 8 p.m. Fridays during Stroll
the Streets along with Satur-
days and Sundays from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. We are looking
for friendly people who care
about the growth and prosper-
ity of our community. Volun-
teering for this activity will only
involve a few hours for the en-
tire season. With enough indi-
viduals volunteering any one
person will only work once a
month. So please get your
friends to join us. Contact the
chamber at 231-582-6222.
BUSY PRINT SHOP looking
for hard working, dependable,
experienced help. Design,
print & customer service. Mail
resume to Print Shop Job, c/o
Weekly Choice, PO Box 382,
Gaylord, MI 49734
Question & Answers About
Selling Real Estate
Part 2 of 3 series
How to prepare for a seam-
less transition
If youre moving this sum-
mer, the busiest season for
moving, you know how daunt-
ing it can be. But if you create
a blueprint for your move, the
transition from house to
house will go more smoothly.
Here are the steps 4 7 of 10
things you can do to prepare
for a seamless transition.
4. Moving is NOT childs
play. Plan ahead. Consider
daycare on moving day, or get
help from a friend or family
member. Provide lunch or
some other appropriate thank
you gesture if you do call in a
favor. If thats not an option,
prioritize setting up safe
places for your children to
play in the new home on mov-
ing day so theyre not under-
foot. This will help everyone
remain happy and calm on
moving day.
5. Dont fight with Fido.
Sometimes we forget that all
the packing and constant in-
and-out of visitors is stressful
for animals. Consider check-
ing your pet into a daycare fa-
cility, or setting up a time for
a friend to take them or check
them into petday care. Dont
let your four-legged best
friends get lost in the shuffle
and remember to make day-of
moving arrangements.
6. Keep track of small parts.
Some items need to be broken
down into pieces when mov-
ing, but do you know what to
do with the small screws and
washers that you end up
with? Rather than tape them
to the furniture, which can re-
sult in losing them, put every-
thing in a baggie that is
clearly marked and sealed.
Keep all of the separate bag-
gies together in one box on
moving day and personally
take it with you to your new
home.
7. Take pictures of elec-
tronic hook-ups. Hooking up
TVs, DVRs, home theater sys-
tems and computers can be
challenging. Before unplug-
ging any wires for the move,
take a photo of the connec-
tions, print them out and label
them in detail. This will cre-
ate fewer headaches when set-
ting up technology in the new
home. Keep track of all loose
wires using baggies or boxes
that are clearly labeled, and
personally carry these easy-
to-lose items on moving day.
Mike Stark
Summer Moving tips:
Real Estate Corner
Featured Property
Remodeled home on two acres
near Boyne Mountain
How to prepare for a seamless transition
Compliments of Mike Stark,
Stark realty, inc. (231) 536-7700
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
The Board of Trustees of
the Charlevoix County
Community Foundation
seeks applications from
qualified candidates for the
following part-time position:
PROGRAM
ASSOCIATE
SchoIarship and Youth
Advisory Programs
The successful candidate
will possess strong organi-
zational and communication
skills, as well as strong skills
in the use of technology. A
minimum of a two-year as-
sociate degree is preferred.
A detailed job description for
the position is available at
www.c3f.org under the "All
About Us tab.
The position offers a com-
petitive wage and a flexible,
collaborative, work environ-
ment. Please submit a
cover letter and resume
only to Chip Hansen, Presi-
dent, Charlevoix County
Community Foundation, PO
Box 718, East Jordan M
49727, or email to
chansen@c3f.org. The
deadline for application is at
11:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
June 12, 2012.
By Jim akans
This weeks feature home is a sharp,
move-in ready ranch on two gorgeous acres
of property near Boyne Mountain and the
town of Elmira. The home has been thor-
oughly remodeled, with beautiful features
that include maple flooring throughout, new
cabinetry, counters and fixtures, plus en-
ergy-saving vinyl windows.
The home has nearly 1,200 square feet of
living area, including three nicely sized bed-
rooms and a spacious, openly designed liv-
ing, dining and kitchen area that offers
spectacular views of the inviting backyard.
A large, open deck has also been recently
added to the home, and is conveniently ac-
cessible from this main living area.
There are two acres of property with this
home, featuring a nice mix of open space
ready for gardening or setting up a family
play area, and a huge stand of pines out
back offering privacy to the backyard
space.
Located at 3630 Jordan River Road near
East Jordan, this home is approximately
seven miles from Boyne Mountain, one
block from Alba Schools, and it offers direct
access to the snowmobile trail. It is being
offered at a listing price of just $63,900.
For additional information or to arrange
for a tour of this home, please call Jennifer
Burr-Cutler at Stark Realty at 231-536-7700
or email at jennifer@starkrealtyonline.com.
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The Boyne City plant for Hon-
eywell is announcing job
openings for a Design Engi-
neering Manager and a Me-
chanical Design Engineer.
Honeywell has been named
one of the Worlds Most Ethi-
cal Companies for 2012 by
Ethisphere. Only 145 compa-
nies worldwide received this
honor, for which more than
3,400 companies were con-
sidered. Honeywell also
made the prestigious list in
2008 and 2009. Apply at
www.careersathoneywell.com.
The Gaylord Area Chamber
of Commerce seeks a highly
motivated individual for its
part-time Special Events Co-
ordinator position. The posi-
tion is responsible for the
operation of Gaylords annual
Alpenfest as well as other
events as assigned. The suc-
cessful candidate will have
the ability to work well with
others, possess leadership
qualities and motivate volun-
teers to action. Position offers
a flexible schedule with some
nights and weekends re-
quired. If you are interested in
applying for the position
please mail your resume, by
June 7th, to Executive Direc-
tor, Gaylord Area Chamber of
Commerce, PO Box 513, Gay-
lord, MI 49734 or e-mail to
Paul@GaylordMichigan.net.
High volume wood compo-
nent manufacturer has open
factory positions on afternoon
shift. Require HS/GED, docu-
mented good work record, &
drug screen. Apply at:
www.spri ngswi ndowfash-
ions.comor at nearest Michi-
gan Works office. Equal
Opportunity Employer
Down Home Up North at
Mackinaw Crossings is look-
ing for a full-time sales asso-
ciate who enjoys working with
home accessories and gift
products in a customer-ser-
vice oriented environment.
Applicant must have prior
sales experience in a retail
environment and be willing to
work evenings and weekends
from May through October.
No calls, please. E-mail re-
sume to info@downhomeup-
north.com
Direct Service Worker - Part-
time positions available with
the Otsego County Commis-
sion on Aging. Looking for
caring, compassionate per-
sons with excellent customer
service skills. Duties include
provision of homemaking,
personal care and respite
care to frail, older adults.
Work schedule includes
nights and weekends. Sched-
ule requires, and also pro-
vides, flexibility. Seeking
workers with current CNA
certification or those inter-
ested in participating in train-
ing to secure CNA
certification. Dedication to the
agency, staff team and clients
expected. Must be a team
player committed to policies
and procedures of the
agency. Applications avail-
able at the Otsego County
Commission on Aging, 120
Grandview Boulevard, Gay-
lord, and also accessible on
the agency website at www.
Ot segoCount yCOA. or g.
Please submit applications by
June 4, 2012. EOE.
homes for rent
EAST JORDAN, 5-room
large apartment, 1-2 persons,
1-2 bedrooms, pets OK,
smokers no problem, first
floor with ramp access, pos-
sible assistance with invalid
needs, heat, electric, laundry
closet included, lake view,
walk to Main St. and Marina,
available June/July 2012,
$700, 1st and last, 231-536-
0122, mjmackay@charter.net.
MANCELONA area. Recently
remodeled, clean 3 bedroom,
1.5 bath, house. Private,
large yard. $585 per month
plus deposit. Call 231-676-
7255.
homes for Sale
TWO BEDROOM HOME for
sale on two lots in the Elk
Capital of Michigan. $23,000.
Call 989-785-4110
NORTHLAND HOMES We
sell Energy Star homes. Give
us a call for an appointment.
989-370-6058
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo for
sale in Gaylord, within walk-
ing distance of town. Lami-
nate floors, new 8 slider & in
good condition. $46,500. Call
989-350-0145.
household
RCA Console TV, Color-trac
plus, 27, $35. 989-732-4535.
GE ELECTRIC STOVE.
White, 1 1/2 years old, digital
clock, black glass front. 231-
525-6554, 231-833-0027.
Wolverine.
Land & Property
ATTRACTIVE CORNER
LOT, 120x170 on paved
county road in resort subdivi-
sion of Michaywe
(www.michaywe.com) 5 miles
south of Gaylord. Convenient
1 mile from entrance of sub-
division. $1,000 plus 1/2 clos-
ing costs (est. $300 each).
989-939-8965
Lawn & Garden
WIZARD LAWN TRACTOR
for pull attachments well
cared for, good running con-
dition. $200, 231-944-9311.
Heavy Duty 42 Agri-Fab lawn
sweeper. $100. 989-732-
3247
Lost & Found
LOST SOMETHING? Found
something? Lost and found
ads run free in the Charlevoix
County News. Call 989-732-
8160
Manufactured homes
NEW & REPOS: Double-
Wides, 16s, 14s. Take any-
thing on trade. Financing
available. A complete line of
parts. www.michiganeast-
sidesales.net. 866-570-1991.
For Rent or Sale on Contract.
3 Bedroom Manufactured
home. $500 down, $500
month. Gaylord area MSHDA
approved 866-570-1991.
GRAYL I NG/ GAYL ORD
AREA. 14x70 Mobile Home.
3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage on
2 1/2 wooded acres. $35,900.
$5,000 down, $500 per
month. Call 989-344-6093 or
989-350-1996
Medical & health
IMPEX Powerhouse Fitness
Home Gym, $100. 989-732-
4535
Invacare Pronto M 51 with
Sure Step Power Chair from
the Scooter Store. Includes
Leg Extension attachment.
$250 obo. 989-350-6260
Miscellaneous
FREE CLASSIFIED ADS!
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Michigan. Photo and text are
free. Cars, Homes, Furniture,
Garage sales and more.
RENT a car or van as low as
$19.95 a day. Petoskey
Auto Group, Nobody Sell
For Less 2215 N. US-31,
Petoskey, MI 231-347-6080.
www.petoskeyautogroup.com
ROCKWELL SONIC
CRAFTER. New, variable
speed with all attachments.
$112 obo. 989-350-6260
Birdcage with accessories.
$45. Call (989) 350-6260
Arrow inflatable bed. Like
new. $42. Call (989) 350-
6260
Anger Monuments & Markers.
Senior Discounts Available. email
angermonuments@yahoo.com.
231-587-8433. Mancelona. In
home appointments available.
DO YOU HAVE A BIBLE
youre not using? Donate it to
people that need a Bible
overseas. Call 989-732-4708.
Rascal Amigo, 55 TV, Macy
weight bench, All $100
each. Fridge, $40. Large
bird cage, $200. 989-732-
4758
LOWEST COST IN MICHI-
GAN! CLASSIFIED ADS ARE
JUST $2 for a 10-word ad in
the Charlevoix County News.
The areas widest distribution
paper and the lowest cost for
advertising. Place ads on-line
at www.CharlevoixCoun-
tyNews.com or call 989-732-
8160. Distributed throughout
all of Charlevoix County
Motorcycles & aTV
MOTORCYCLES WANTED
dead or alive. Always buying
vintage cycle helmets and old
toys. 231-649-0077
Music
CELEBRATION DJ. Profes-
sional DJ for any occasion.
Specializing in weddings.
Mike, 989-390-3337
Nearly NEW Buffet clarinet
with case and many extras.
Excellent condition. $600.
Call 989-731-2694
Kimball Player Piano. $400
OBO. Gaylord. 248-444-0304
notes of Encouragement
Positive Notes of Encourage-
ment are free in the
Charlevoix County News.
Birthday, Anniversary, Wed-
ding, Congratulations or just
a Positive Note all are free. E-
Mail your Note of Encourage-
ment to Office@Charlevoix-
CountyNews.com
Pets
AKC miniature Schnauzer
puppies. Non-shed, Non-al-
lergenic. Salt & Pepper color.
Born May 10th, 2012. Excel-
lent family pets. $500 to
$600. Call 989-733-2703.
Black and yellow Labrador re-
triever puppies, eight weeks,
health guarantee, $500. 989-
370-1930. www.pigeonriver-
labradors.com
recreational Vehicles
2002 Dutchman 29 foot
Travel Trailer. Queen size is-
land bed, sleeps 10, sofa,
dinette, air, microwave.
$5,995. Petoskey RV, 2215
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MI 49770. Phone 231-347-
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foot, Sprinter Select
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camper; sleeps 7. $15,000
obo Call 989-734-7893 after
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Services
Automotive Detailing Grand
Opening. Fresh Concepts Au-
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536-7855 for appt.
DJ/KARAOKE SERVICE
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Situations Wanted
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Storage
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SuV
2008 GMC Acadia SLE. Very
Clean indeed w/a great ride
and a very nice in and out.
Three rows of comfortable
seating. Deep tread tires on
alloys, dual exhaust, sporty.
$16,488. Dave Kring Chevro-
let-Cadillac, 1861 US 31
North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
2585
2008 Pontiac Torrent AWD.
All Wheel Drive w/brand new
tires.. Super Clean! Perfect
for town or long drives no
matter the weather. CD, tan
cloth, Take it for a test drive.
$14,988. Dave Kring Chevro-
let-Cadillac, 1861 US 31
North, Petoskey, MI 231-347-
2585
2009 Hummer H3. 1 owner!
Low Miles, a real head turner.
Heated leather seats, 6-disc
CD, Bluetooth, 3.7 liter inline
5 cylinder, tube steps, one
sharp unit. $24,988. Dave
Kring Chevrolet-Cadillac,
1861 US 31 North, Petoskey,
MI 231-347-2585
Tools
Sears Craftsman band saw.
Seldom used. $149. 989-939-
8787
Tractors
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Equipped with seven foot
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Trucks
2003 Ford F-150 XLT. 93,000
miles. $995 Down. Drive Now
Auto Sales, 2215 US Highway
31 N Petoskey, MI 49770.
Phone 231-347-3200
2010 Chevy Silverado LT
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